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	===Wu troops bogged down===		===Wu troops bogged down===
	Upon being hired by Guang, Zhuan Zhu served the prince faithfully. In 516 BCE,<ref name="專諸"/> ~~King~~ {{Wiki\|Ping of Chu}} died, and King Liao of Wu thought it was opportune to invade in their time of mourning. In the spring, he assigned his younger brothers Gaiyu (蓋餘) and Shuyong (屬庸) as generals to lead the campaign against Chu, and they laid siege to the city of Qian (灊). At the same time, he dispatched Jizha to {{Wiki\|Jin (Chinese state)\|Jin}} to monitor any changes in the other feudal lords' activities. Back at Qian, Chu forces counter-attacked and managed to cut-off Gaiyu and Shuyong's path to retreat.<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>		Upon being hired by Guang, Zhuan Zhu served the prince faithfully. In 516 BCE,<ref name="專諸"/> {{Wiki\|King Ping of Chu}} died, and King Liao of Wu thought it was opportune to invade in their time of mourning. In the spring, he assigned his younger brothers Gaiyu (蓋餘) and Shuyong (屬庸) as generals to lead the campaign against Chu, and they laid siege to the city of Qian (灊). At the same time, he dispatched Jizha to {{Wiki\|Jin (Chinese state)\|Jin}} to monitor any changes in the other feudal lords' activities. Back at Qian, Chu forces counter-attacked and managed to cut-off Gaiyu and Shuyong's path to retreat.<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>

	Noticing this, Prince Guang excitedly urged Zhuan Zhu, "''This moment cannot be lost! If we do not seek after it, how would we obtain it? After all, I am the true heir to the throne. I ought to be the one acceded to it. Although Jizha has returned, he will not oust me''".<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>		Noticing this, Prince Guang excitedly urged Zhuan Zhu, "''This moment cannot be lost! If we do not seek after it, how would we obtain it? After all, I am the true heir to the throne. I ought to be the one acceded to it. Although Jizha has returned, he will not oust me''".<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>
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	Centuries later, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Records of the Grand Historian'', where he listed Zhuan Zhu, alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest Assassins. They were known to later generations as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Centuries later, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Records of the Grand Historian'', where he listed Zhuan Zhu, alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest Assassins. They were known to later generations as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath [[Mojia Village]] in [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath [[Mojia Village]] in [[Qinghe\|Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	Centuries later, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Records of the Grand Historian'', where he listed Zhuan Zhu, alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest Assassins. They were known to later generations as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Centuries later, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Records of the Grand Historian'', where he listed Zhuan Zhu, alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest Assassins. They were known to later generations as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath ~~the~~ [[~~Mohist village~~]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath [[Mojia Village]] in [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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Legacy: The date for his work cannot be sourced to the Dynasty chapter. They are known as the Five Great Assassins because that is how Sima Qian titled the chapter, and the line seems to mean the public not the Chinese Brotherhood. The author always uses 刺客 = Assassins proper noun.

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	Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	~~In 94 BCE~~, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''~~Record~~ of the Grand Historian'' ~~and included~~ Zhuan Zhu ~~in a list~~ alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest ~~assassins who~~ were known to later generations ~~of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]]~~ as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Centuries later, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Records of the Grand Historian'', where he listed Zhuan Zhu, alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest Assassins. They were known to later generations as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

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	Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	In 94 BCE, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Record of the Grand Historian'' and included Zhuan Zhu in a list alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest assassins who were known to later generations of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] as "the Five Great Assassins."<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		In 94 BCE, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Record of the Grand Historian'' and included Zhuan Zhu in a list alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest assassins who were known to later generations of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] as "the Five Great Assassins".<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

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	===Killing with fish intestines===		===Killing with fish intestines===
	In 515 BCE,<ref name="Sima timeline">{{Cite web\|url=https://ctext.org/shiji/shi-er-zhu-hou-nian-biao\|title=太史公書: 十二諸侯年表\|transtitle=Record of the Grand Historian: Timeline of Twelve Feudal Lords\|archiveurl=\|archivedate=\|author=Sima Qian\|date=94 BCE\|publisher=''~~{{Wiki\|~~Chinese Text Project}}''\|accessdate=26 June 2021\|language=Chinese}}</ref> Prince Guang invited King Liao of Wu to a banquet for the assassination. He hid armoured troops in the basement below his mansion while Zhuan Zhu hid a dagger inside of a fish's stomach. On arrival, King Liao was scrupulous about his security and had his own guards posted from his palace all the way to Prince Guang's residence in a long line. Every door and every stairwell of the mansion were likewise stationed by his most intimate followers on both sides, and every one of them wielded ''pi'' (鈹), long [[spear]]s with double-edged [[sword]] blades for heads.<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>		In 515 BCE,<ref name="Sima timeline">{{Cite web\|url=https://ctext.org/shiji/shi-er-zhu-hou-nian-biao\|title=太史公書: 十二諸侯年表\|transtitle=Record of the Grand Historian: Timeline of Twelve Feudal Lords\|archiveurl=\|archivedate=\|author=Sima Qian\|date=94 BCE\|publisher=''Chinese Text Project''\|accessdate=26 June 2021\|language=Chinese}}</ref> Prince Guang invited King Liao of Wu to a banquet for the assassination. He hid armoured troops in the basement below his mansion while Zhuan Zhu hid a dagger inside of a fish's stomach. On arrival, King Liao was scrupulous about his security and had his own guards posted from his palace all the way to Prince Guang's residence in a long line. Every door and every stairwell of the mansion were likewise stationed by his most intimate followers on both sides, and every one of them wielded ''pi'' (鈹), long [[spear]]s with double-edged [[sword]] blades for heads.<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>
	[[File:ACD - Relief of Zhuan Zhu and King Liao of Wu.png\|thumb\|250px\|A relief of Zhuan Zhu presenting a fish to King Liao before assassinating him]]		[[File:ACD - Relief of Zhuan Zhu and King Liao of Wu.png\|thumb\|250px\|A relief of Zhuan Zhu presenting a fish to King Liao before assassinating him]]
	The feast appeared to go on merrily until Liao fell drunk from [[wine]], whereupon Guang excused himself by claiming that his foot was in pain and that he wished to go check on it and rest. In reality, he was fetching his guards in the basement for the ambush. Meanwhile, Zhuan Zhu carried the roasted fish up to the dining room as though to personally serve it to the king. The instant he split open the fish, he seized the dagger within and stabbed it into him. King Liao died at the scene, but this brazen act was committed in front of all the other guests, and the king's guards threw themselves at Zhuan Zhu from all sides. He was swiftly cut down himself.<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>		The feast appeared to go on merrily until Liao fell drunk from [[wine]], whereupon Guang excused himself by claiming that his foot was in pain and that he wished to go check on it and rest. In reality, he was fetching his guards in the basement for the ambush. Meanwhile, Zhuan Zhu carried the roasted fish up to the dining room as though to personally serve it to the king. The instant he split open the fish, he seized the dagger within and stabbed it into him. King Liao died at the scene, but this brazen act was committed in front of all the other guests, and the king's guards threw themselves at Zhuan Zhu from all sides. He was swiftly cut down himself.<ref name="Sima 94 BCE"/>
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	Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	In 94 BCE, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Record of the Grand Historian'' and included Zhuan Zhu in a list alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest assassins who were known to later generations of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] as "the Five Great Assassins."<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref~~><ref name="Dynasty 34"/~~>		In 94 BCE, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Record of the Grand Historian'' and included Zhuan Zhu in a list alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest assassins who were known to later generations of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] as "the Five Great Assassins."<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

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	Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		Zhuan Zhu's story passed into folklore, where the dagger he used came to be known as the '[[Fish Belly Blade]]' (魚腸劍) because it was small enough to be hidden in the stomach of a fish.<ref name="專諸"/><ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>

	In 94 BCE, the historian Sima Qian]] wrote ''Record of the Grand Historian'' and included Zhuan Zhu in a list alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest assassins who were known to later generations of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] as "the Five Great [[Assassins]]."<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref><ref name="Dynasty 34"/>		In 94 BCE, the historian Sima Qian wrote ''Record of the Grand Historian'' and included Zhuan Zhu in a list alongside [[Cao Mo]], [[Yu Rang]], [[Nie Zheng]], and [[Jing Ke]] as being one of China's earliest assassins who were known to later generations of the [[Chinese Brotherhood of Assassins\|Chinese Brotherhood]] as "the Five Great Assassins."<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref><ref name="Dynasty 34"/>

	The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>		The Fish Intestine Dagger was kept in an Assassin vault beneath the [[Mohist village]] of [[Qinghe Commandery]]. By the time of the [[An Lushan Rebellion]], it was being guarded by [[Pei Min]]. In 756, he gave it to the Hidden One [[Li E]] to help him in his quest for vengeance against the [[Order of the Ancients]]. Li E adapted it to his gauntlet to serve as a new [[Hidden Blade]].<ref name="Dynasty 34">''[[Assassin's Creed: Dynasty]]'' – [[The Hidden Ones (Part 2)]]</ref>